One regional community has started a push to boost local food production, hoping to plump the supply of fresh produce for the cyclone season.

This week will see the first meeting to launch the Incredible Edible Broome project, which hopes to increase the fresh stock available to the Broome community.

The newly seeded group wants to provide a collective base for small-scale producers of eggs, fruit and vegetables -  pooling resources to facilitate trading among community members.

“Local food security is a bit of an issue at times in Broome, particularly during the cyclone season, when we can get cut off from food supplies,” says Incredible Edible Broome Coordinator Jenni Lowe.

“So it's great if we can get food that's locally grown and we can have ways to distribute that food to people who need it.”

The program is also aimed at boosting general community spirit through enjoyment, pride and appreciation of locally-grown produce.